Mad spoof ‘shows North Korea media telling fans team has reached World Cup final’
North Korea wins the group stage and will play with Portugal (playoff) in the FIFA World Cup in Brazil
격전의 경기에서 흰색 유니폼을 입은 북조선 팀은 중국을 2 x 0으로 승리하면서 해당
조에서 1 위로 등극했다. 공격수 종태세의 2번의 아름다운 골은 우리 국가대표 팀을 정상에
올려놨다.
A video has appeared online apparently showing North Korea’s state controlled media telling their football fans that the national team have reached the World Cup final in Brazil…
We’ve known for a long time now that supreme leader Kim Jong-un controls the flow of information to his people, with the television channels only reporting positive stuff about the country.
But in a brilliant spoof report posted on YouTube, the media appears to be caught broadcasting that North Korea are on course to win the biggest prize in football, despite not actually qualifying for the World Cup.
The report says North Korea’s brave side crushed Japan 7-0, USA 4-0 and China 2-0 in the group stages, before going on to reach the final… against Portugal.
Of course, the real final, which takes place this Sunday, is between Germany and Argentina.
Included in the coverage are ‘highlights’ from the matches, with the team shown scoring goals and cheering – although the clips look pretty old..
격전의 경기에서 흰색 유니폼을 입은 북조선 팀은 중국을 2 x 0으로 승리하면서 해당
조에서 1 위로 등극했다. 공격수 종태세의 2번의 아름다운 골은 우리 국가대표 팀을 정상에
올려놨다.
A video has appeared online apparently showing North Korea’s state controlled media telling their football fans that the national team have reached the World Cup final in Brazil…
We’ve known for a long time now that supreme leader Kim Jong-un controls the flow of information to his people, with the television channels only reporting positive stuff about the country.
But in a brilliant spoof report posted on YouTube, the media appears to be caught broadcasting that North Korea are on course to win the biggest prize in football, despite not actually qualifying for the World Cup.
The report says North Korea’s brave side crushed Japan 7-0, USA 4-0 and China 2-0 in the group stages, before going on to reach the final… against Portugal.
Of course, the real final, which takes place this Sunday, is between Germany and Argentina.
Included in the coverage are ‘highlights’ from the matches, with the team shown scoring goals and cheering – although the clips look pretty old..
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